Hosted CU First-Generation & Multicultural (FaM) Business Program for site visits and networking events.
Our mission is to create places people love. Giving back to our communities is our way of life. We commit our time and resources to positively impact the places where we live, work and play.
View Our 2024 Impact ReportMcWhinney participates at the Boys & Girls Club of Larimer county annual holiday card contest and donates $1,500
Hosted CU First-Generation & Multicultural (FaM) Business Program for site visits and networking events.
Volunteer Day at Civic Center Park
3rd Annual Wish for Wheels Volunteer Event
Gardening and replanting with the Civic Center Conservancy
Building and gifting bikes for 2nd graders at Winona Elementary in partnership with Wish for Wheels
Blood drive for UCHealth in partnership with local Girl Scout troop
Multifamily teddy bear drive for UCHealth
Sorting school supplies and stuffing backpacks for the Thompson Education Foundation Help Kids Succeed program.
Environmental clean up at Centerra
Campus clean up at Hearts for Horses
Hope Lives 5k walk
Cornhole for Habitat for Humanity
We’re accountable to our communities and our planet, and lead with our partners in environmental responsibility. We aim to enrich lives through the shared efforts of our community, associates, and partners by donating our time, giving back, paying it forward, and sharing our expertise.
2,000+
Est. Hours Associate Volunteer Time
30+
Est. Community Impact Projects each year
110+
Groups We’ve Partnered With
9,000
Jobs Created in our Mixed-Use Developments
175+
Businesses that call our Communities Home
Our mission is to create places people love, where sustainability efforts and environmental stewardship are seamlessly integrated to preserve the planet for future generations. . We’re committed to building sustainable communities that thrive in both built and natural environments. More than places to live, work, and play, McWhinney communities are designed to connect people to nature and each other while protecting important habitats and wildlife corridors.
Our partnership with High Plains Environmental Center (HPEC), a not-for-profit organization responsible for protecting 275 acres of Centerra’s lakes, wetlands and open space, has allowed HPEC to offer educational programs for community members to maintain and manage ongoing sustainable design.
At McWhinney, we believe that everyone has a responsibility to do their part to ensure the possibility of a thriving tomorrow. We do our part by leading a path towards sustainability by continuously improving waste reduction and energy use, and in utilizing more sustainable building practices.
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